The rich country of ice and snow, where Chinese people are permanently visa-free, why don’t everyone go?

Traveling abroad is now a way of travel chosen by many families with relatively high income levels. Applying for a visa when traveling abroad is indeed a relatively troublesome and cumbersome matter. Many families will also take this into consideration when choosing a travel country. There is a place called Svalbard in the Arctic that is visa-free for Chinese people. However, because it is too far away from us, as well as the cold climate and ecological primitiveness, Chinese tourists have always been very rare. 1. Although it is said to be visa-free, the actual operation is very cumbersome

Let’s not talk about how far away Svalbard is from us. Although on the surface he is in a visa-free status for our country, this is also the fact. But if we want to reach this place by plane, we need to arrive in Norway first, and then take another flight to Svalbard.

During this period, you still need to apply for a visa to Norway. Of course, we can choose to go by boat, but it will take a lot longer, and not everyone can insist on it. Many people go out to travel just to relax their mood. Choosing such a remote and troublesome place will naturally disturb our interest in traveling. There is really no need to make a choice.

2. The local climate and ecology are not suitable for tourists.

The climate in this place is very cold. Although there are many beautiful ice and snow landscapes, most Chinese people are unable to adapt to such extreme weather. At the same time, because this island country is very small and has a very low level of development, polar bears and other wild animals often appear, so it is relatively dangerous to stay here. When we travel, we definitely hope to go to a place with beautiful scenery and safety. Places like Svalbard are naturally not popular with tourists.